 
Important: Before disassembling synchronizers, mark the orientation of the outer
  sleeve to hub.
Important: This is the 1st/2nd synchromesh assembly, the disassembly process is
  the same for the remaining two assemblies.
- With the index finger and thumb of the left hand circling the synchromesh
  hub, slide the outer sleeve from the assembly using the right hand. Be careful
  that the pressure springs do not cause any of the three balls (4)
 to  be ejected and lost.
- Clean the assembly in solvent.
- Inspect the synchromesh hubs (1), outer sleeves, sliding
  blocks (5) and synchromesh springs (3) for damage.
 
- Clean the rings in solvent.
- Inspect the synchromesh rings for cracks, deformation and excessive
  wear.
 
Important: To obtain an accurate measurement, the synchromesh ring must be held
  squarely and fully installed on its gear. Using feeler gages, measure the
  gap in at least three places around the circumference. Average the readings
  and use this figure to assess the synchromesh ring wear.
- Inspect the synchromesh rings for wear by mounting the ring on the respective
  gear and measuring the gap.
 
- Inspect positions 1-6. Refer to 
Synchromesh Ring Specifications 
.
 
- The 1st/2nd
  speed synchromesh assembly (2) can be recognized by the larger diameter
  splined hole in the hub (3), when compared to the 3rd/4th synchromesh
  assembly. The stepped edge on the outer sleeve is another identification
 feature (1).
 
- The 3rd/4th
speed synchromesh assembly (2)   is identified by the offset selector
slot in the outer sleeve (1)  and  smaller diameter splined hole in
the hub (3).
 
- The 5th/reverse   synchromesh assembly (2)
is identified by a single groove on the outer   sleeve (1) and the
larger diameter splined hole in the hub (3),  when compared  to the
3rd/4th speed synchromesh assembly.
 
- The synchromesh rings can be identified by the
  number stamped on the flat face of each one.
| • | 1st/2nd - 040.8.000.100 | 
| • | 3rd/4th - 002.8.064.180 | 
| • | 5th/reverse - 011.8.041.180 | 
 
Important: The synchromesh assemblies are to be assembled before pressing onto
  the mainshaft. Only one synchromesh assembly is described in the following
  operations, since reassemble is similar for all units.
- Support the synchromesh hub (1) over a suitable disc to raise
  it from the bench surface and install the outer sleeve over the hub.
- Insert the sliding keys (5), chamfered ends facing outwards,
  and springs (3) into each of the locations in the hub. Use Transjel
  to hold the parts in place.
- Using a small screwdriver, pry each key upwards, just enough to
  enable a ball (4) to be inserted. While holding the ball inwards,
 push  the key down to capture the ball. Repeat for the remaining two balls.